Under Desk Slide Out PC Mount with Anti-Scratch Sponge, Adjustable CPU Holder Bracket for Computer Tower (Black (Slide Access))

This floating PC rack is exactly what I was looking for. I attached it to a drafting desk and I’ve noticed the improvement in the temperature control. I also love the lifted design so it can be away from the dust particle on the floor. The slide out functionality is very convenient as it allows to work on the wiring of PC with ease. The metal construction feels sturdy with all the provided screw attachments. My tower fits perfectly snug given the adjustments available. I would recommend this product if you feel comfortable installing this as DIY and have creative solutions for install of your setup.

The only draw back is difficulty installing. Tiny screws and only having two hands makes it hard to install on an existing desk.

I had my doubts but this has held up well for months and shows no sign of failing. I have this mounted on an adjustable sit/stand desk. Really cleans up the look of my desk and also keeps my desktop from sucking in all the floor dust.

It was easy to install to the bottom of my stand up desk. I had to turn it sideways to avoid the crank mechanism on the desk but it isn’t a big deal. Just make sure you have the space to mount it.

I got my PC mounted, but only after much wailing and gnashing of teeth.Even with the rails mounted correctly, and the width right for the tower, it is quite difficult to get the straps tight enough to keep the PC in place without the PC being able to swing around. Once in place and tight enough, it's relatively stable, but still not quite as firmly held in place as I'd hoped. I'm thinking something with a ratchet strap type thing would be much better and easier to use.

It's been mentioned before but the screws and bolts provided are very soft. I had to find a replacement bolt for the extension feet after the nut rounded off the threads. I would recommend being ready to replace the bolts and nuts with a slightly longer bolt and wingnut.Also the screws are pretty long. my desk is 3/4th inch and was fine, but I would add some washers of you have one of the popular thinner standing desks.

I purchased this item and attempted to install it underneath an Uplift desk... I regret doing both of those things. The top being controlled by straps (rather than sliding metal plates) makes it nearly impossible to get to the proper width, especially with each strap being controlled independently...But what's even WORSE is that it's virtually impossible to align it on the bottom of a desk. Each side is 'floppy' in a way. It wobbles. There's no guide, there's no instructions. Getting the spacing correct to drill pilot holes... What an awful experience.But I finally got it! I was very excited. I used a piece of cardboard as a 'template' and I got everything lined up. Finally! ... The two of the first three screws that went into my desk, the head broke off while torquing. Good screws would strip, or provide enough resistance that my drill would stop torquing at the right resistance. But no... These are extraordinarily soft screws. When a third screw snapped, I gave up. Removed the ones that had gone in correctly. One even snapped on the way out. Now I have a bunch of screw bodies lodged in the bottom of my desk and no way to get them out. I strongly recommend steering clear of this product in favor of one with a better design.

Needed something to hold my tower under my standing desk. This fits the bill. Very sturdy and you can tighten down the straps on the mount so the computer doesn’t move. Going to buy another one for the response trailer.